Madame Bovary's yearning for love was fine, but based on the society of the time, as well as the ignorance of the people and her own ignorance, it caused a tragedy that belonged to her own and belonged to that era.
Although her husband, Charlie, is mediocre and vulgar, he loves her deeply. She is unstable and pursues freedom in her heart, which is understandable. But her approach is unacceptable to me, looking for a lover behind her husband's back, this practice seems to me to be worse than divorce, but in that environment at that time, divorce was a big rebellion, and finding a lover was the right way. How incomprehensible, but that's the state of society.
Reading the stories written by people in the past, you can compare them with the present and learn from history. In the final analysis, Madame Bovary's miserable situation was caused by the evil society and the ignorance of the individual at that time, which was also a microcosm of the society at that time.
Everyone yearns for love and freedom, which is understandable. But the oppression of the loan shark merchant and society kept her breathless. Jews were so troubled that Jewish merchants became almost a derogatory term. It's a people that's been through a lot, alas.
Finally, Madame Bovary died with hatred, heartbroken with regret and disappointment, heartbreaking.
